Tourism

Tokyo has reaffirmed its dedication to the local market by leading its largest-ever tourism delegation to Australia for key B2B events in Sydney and Melbourne, as Australian travel to Japan continues its record-breaking surge.

The second phase of Tourism Australia’s “Come and Say G’day” has been unveiled, featuring the return of Ruby the Souvenir Kangaroo as well as a star-studded line-up of local talent from key international markets.

Visit Monaco has relaunched its official website, with a new trade platform offering travel advisors an all-in-one toolkit packed with resources.

After four years at the helm of Tourism Fiji, CEO Brent Hill will step down to return to Australia with his family.

Southern Crossings recently hosted an exclusive event bringing together representatives from across the Australian tourism industry.

West Hollywood Tourism & Travel Board is getting the message out that it is open for business, having escaped the recent destruction caused by wildfires that ravaged the Los Angeles area in January this year.

High-end travellers remain the focus for Bhutan’s Department of Tourism, with additional luxury hotel brands expected to enter the destination in the coming years.

A new online training program from Visit Seattle aims to equip travel professionals with the knowledge and tools required to showcase the city’s experiences to their clients.

The official opening of Jumeirah’s Marsa Al Arab hotel today is big news for Dubai’s luxury accommodation landscape, with Dubai Tourism highlighting the emirate’s ever-evolving accommodation sector as a key driver of repeat visitation.

Vienna’s tourism sector is celebrating its busiest year ever, as an influx of visitors drove a 9% increase in overnight stays in 2024.

A new dedicated ticketing page on Tokyo’s official tourism website will make it easier for visitors to buy tickets for the city’s most popular event, attractions and experiences.

Tourism Australia has once again come under scrutiny for its use of taxpayers’ money, this time with an audit raising concerns around how the tourism board manages its spending and supplier relationships.